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From my perspective here in Houston, the fourth largest city in America, an area we've called home for nearly 200 years, Texas looks like a large place. Up north ways, it's Texas half way to Chicago, and toward the west it's Texas half way to to Los Angeles. There are no cities of note in between. I hope you'll look up the page on our "Texas Fall Hang" in mid November, which will be at Fairfield (good fishing) Lake State Park, about halfway between Houston and Dallas, and consider joining the group.

Wow! How old are you! JK...LOL, etc.

Call me Junior

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"For a couple of bucks, get a weird haircut and waste your life away" Bryan Adams....
"Hammock hangs are where you go into the woods to meet men you've only known on the internet so you can sit around a campfire to swap sewing tips and recipes." - sargevining on HF

Yo, guys, that was my great-great-great-great grandfather, but I'm now in that "old codgers" group and definitely making a major play to extend my time in the woods! You are so right. Been hanging for 55 years, but only after joining hammockforums.net (after bonking into Shug's YoyTube opus) am I re-equipping with modern post-Vietnam equipment and techniques. So I'm a highly experienced absolute noob, fraught with contradictions, misconceptions and questions, with a storehouse of rare woodcraft knowledge. Let's hang & play in the woods.

"Trifles make perfection, and perfection is no trifle."
-- Michaelangelo